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Bathurst skyline, shot across the harbour from Riverside Dr. Landmarks visible include Nicolas Denys building, the Old Post Office, the closed Chateau Bathurst and Sacred Heart Cathedral in the background.
There's also a flock of gulls on the ice, eating off the open water.
Dark sky was achieved with a circular polarizer, with some tweaking in Lightroom 4 to adjust the colours, and a few strokes of the Content Aware Healing to trim some branches.
Submitted to the 2012 DND Photo Contest (Environment).
Steven Richards piloting the 888 Red Bull Racing Australia car partnered with Craig Lowndes rounds Murray's Corner.
This is the after shot of the wrecked Bill Brown XY GTHO Phase 3, he was very lucky to live from this after barrel rolling along the fence a few times before stopping on its roof..
Bathurst 1971.
Happy civic day! Seems like a perfect day is in store.
I am liking these early morning stints. It's just like a sunset, but the city is just dead quiet and all mine to explore. I should do this more often.
Technology moves fast. Screens get bigger, resolutions get bigger. I'll start uploading larger sized pics moving forward. (1600px largest edge vs 1200px)
Bathurst City Library mobile van driver Catherine Grimmett (far left) features in a video story made by her colleagues Sarah Fleming (far right) and Natalie Conn (second from right) with the assistance of central west Open Producer Luke Wong.
Watch the video at bit.ly/YCm29t
The Bathurst Lighthouse is on Rottnest Island W. Australia. The steps leading up to the lighthouse offer a pretty spectacular view from the cliff. Taken just after sunrise.
Old Bathurst Gaol
Dated: c.1888
Digital ID: 4481_a026_000675
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Bathurst is characterised by its fair share of utes and take away food, dominating the landscape of a very old city centre.
4918 and 4501 prepare to head back to Sydney with the ARHS NSW 75th Birthday train. The two units had worked the train from Sydney to Bathurst that morning prior to the passengers heading to a celebratory lunch at the local club.
4918 would have been a regular visitor to Bathurst while in revenue service. The venerable GM seems to have fared better than the other reics from years past, which can be seen deteriorating in storage on an adjacent road.